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Blogs | Professor Alan Gillies
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Skip to main content. From Oxford to Hope Street (via Transylvania). Five myths from a digital health workshop. On Tue, 06/16/2015 - 09:48. Here are my favourite (! Myths inspired by every health informatics/digital health event I have ever been to. Myth 1: You really need a rubber frog computer mouse/USB stick. How long will it take you to lose it in the bottom of your handbag, or leave it in your hotel room? Read more about Five myths from a digital health workshop. On Fri, 11/08/2013 - 07:16. Read mor...
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Can't be bothered reading the CV? Try my 3 minute potted bio with added Vivaldi | Professor Alan Gillies
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Skip to main content. From Oxford to Hope Street (via Transylvania). Can't be bothered reading the CV? Try my 3 minute potted bio with added Vivaldi. Can't be bothered reading the CV? Try my 3 minute potted bio with added Vivaldi. On Mon, 06/11/2012 - 20:49. Cookies are required by the Drupal system to deliver your user experience. Please be aware that by using this site are giving consent to the use of cookies for this and only this specific purpose. Find out more about my activities with.
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Using a contextual link to select the current page | Professor Alan Gillies
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Skip to main content. From Oxford to Hope Street (via Transylvania). Using a contextual link to select the current page. Using a contextual link to select the current page. On Mon, 10/06/2014 - 14:26. I have applications where users create profile pages, which are then used to match them in variety of situations. The problem I was trying to solve was to add a block at the bottom of a profile page to prepopulate a new node with the author of the existing profile page. Book root from current node. Create a...
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About us | Alan Gillies (Learning Consultancy) Ltd
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Skip to main content. Alan Gillies (Learning Consultancy) Ltd. What we are about. AGLC has been set up to exploit the intellectual property resulting from 20 years of work in informatics, change management and management systems. We often work with partner organisations such as Kids Health Matters CIC. And develop software solutions for sale through Perfom Learn Develop Limited. And employ associates who are experts in their own field and have worked with us before. Find out more about Alan here. The Dru...
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Random thoughts | Professor Alan Gillies
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Skip to main content. From Oxford to Hope Street (via Transylvania). On Fri, 11/09/2012 - 19:26. Humour can be a powerful weapon in your armoury, but may also explode in your face. Gillies on the art of presenting. Cookies are required by the Drupal system to deliver your user experience. Please be aware that by using this site are giving consent to the use of cookies for this and only this specific purpose. Find out more about my activities with. The Age of Unreason. Tips for PhD students.
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Public domain outputs | Professor Alan Gillies
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Skip to main content. From Oxford to Hope Street (via Transylvania). Gillies AC and Howard J (2007) Modelling the way that dentists use information: an audit tool for capability and competency. British Dental Journal, November 2007, Volume 203 No 9, pp529 533. Gillies AC and Patel I (2009)IT and the NHS: Investigating Different Perspectives of IT using Soft Systems Methodology. Studies in Ethics, Law, and Technology, 2009, vol3, iss2, art10. Studies in Ethics, Law, and Technology, 2009, vol3, iss1, art8.
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Professor Alan Gillies Doctor Honoris Causa | Professor Alan Gillies
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Skip to main content. From Oxford to Hope Street (via Transylvania). Professor Alan Gillies Doctor Honoris Causa. Professor Alan Gillies Doctor Honoris Causa. On Mon, 07/15/2013 - 19:44. Alan Gillies was Professor of Information Management at UCLAN from 1994 to 2010. These days he enjoys a portfolio career with roles as Honorary Professor of Information Management and Managing Director at AGLC Ltd, as well as Development Director at Perform Learn Develop Ltd. Since leaving full time academia, he has also:.
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Books | Professor Alan Gillies
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Skip to main content. From Oxford to Hope Street (via Transylvania). Welcome to my bookshop. Here you can find out more about my books and how to purchase them. Click here to read what the reviewers think about my books. Theological Reflections of an Information Scientist (2012) Bearswood Press. On Wed, 05/16/2012 - 17:39. Many people look to science or religion for answers because they feel uncertain about the future. They want nice simple answers that make them feel secure. This book will not p...This ...
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Abstracts | Professor Alan Gillies
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Skip to main content. From Oxford to Hope Street (via Transylvania). Here are the abstracts of some of my most recent publications:. Alan Gillies , (2015) The role of information governance within English clinical governance: Observations based upon the interim report from the NIGC of the Care Quality Commission, Clinical Governance: An International Journal, Vol. 20 Iss: 1, 13-20. Purpose The purpose of this paper is to show how a systematic approach and supporting tools can. Systematic approach to deve...
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Can't be bothered reading the CV? Try my 3 minute potted bio with added Vivaldi | Professor Alan Gillies
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Skip to main content. From Oxford to Hope Street (via Transylvania). Can't be bothered reading the CV? Try my 3 minute potted bio with added Vivaldi. Can't be bothered reading the CV? Try my 3 minute potted bio with added Vivaldi. On Mon, 06/11/2012 - 20:49. Cookies are required by the Drupal system to deliver your user experience. Please be aware that by using this site are giving consent to the use of cookies for this and only this specific purpose. Find out more about my activities with.
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